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* '''Dagmar Triebel''', Bavarian Natural History Collections with the [http://www.snsb.info SNSB IT Center] München. | * '''Dagmar Triebel''', Bavarian Natural History Collections with the [http://www.snsb.info SNSB IT Center] München. | ||
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Revision as of 17:58, 26 September 2018
Contents
Introduction and Overview
Persons for first contact
- Dagmar Triebel, Bavarian Natural History Collections with the SNSB IT Center München.
- Tanja Weibulat, GFBio e.V.
Editors
- Dagmar Triebel, Bavarian Natural History Collections with the SNSB IT Center München.
- Gregor Hagedorn, Museum für Naturkunde Berlin – until 2013 Julius Kühn-Institut Berlin.
- Gerhard Rambold, University of Bayreuth, Mycology and Biodiversity informatics Bayreuth.
Past editor
- Stefan Jablonski, University of Bayreuth, Applied Computer Science IV Bayreuth (2008–2016)
Co-workers
DWB editors and staff employed for DWB database concept modelling as well as DWB software engineering (mainly done in C#)
1999– Gregor Hagedorn (software development, database modelling)
1999– Gerhard Rambold (database modelling, workflows)
1999– Dagmar Triebel (database modelling, workflows)
2000–2002 Matthias Burhenne (software development)
2000–2002 Tom Gräfenhan (software development)
2000– Markus Weiss (software development, database modelling)
2003–2006 Andreas Kohlbecker (software development)
2008–2018 Bernhard Volz (software development, database modelling)
2009–2013 Tobias Schneider (software development)
2009– Wolfgang Reichert (software development)
2012– Anton Link (software development)
2012–2017 Georg Rollinger (software development)
2019– Ariane Grunz (software development, WebApp)
2006– domain experts and data scientists of the SNSB IT Center (professional long-term beta-testing of DWB software)
→ Contributors from outside the DWB initiative
→ About the Diversity_Workbench (DWB)
Back to Diversity Workbench Introduction
Suggested Citation
Triebel, D.; Hagedorn, G. & Rambold, G. (eds.) 1999 onwards. Diversity Workbench – A virtual research environment for building and accessing biodiversity and environmental data. – http://www.diversityworkbench.net.
The DWB Wiki is running on the biowikifarm server.
See also:
- DWB: Imprint
- Help for an overview over all help pages.
- Wiki system info for information about the software and our local Wiki settings.
